Columbus cromor - Mystery frameset

[Michum]

Hello, i hope that you are enjoying your easter holidays
I've came across this frameset, it looks beautiful and i have spare parts to build a nice bike on it but i would like to know what it can be before i spend my money on this masterpiece.
Columbus cromor
ITA standard
Giro d'Italia sticker
Everything tells me that it can be one of italian manufacturers.

 

[Battersby]

The paint and forks say F.moser

 

[Michum]

The paint and forks say F.moser

I was thinking about f.moser or eddy merckx (the second won't be ITA support) but i can't find any model that would match this colourway

 

[pigman]

From what I remember, Cromor isn't up there in perceived quality with SL, SLX etc, it's slightly lower. But not to the point where it's crap. Probably like 501 is to 531

 

[Battersby]

Isnt it their cromoly? So Reynolds 525 or 4130?

 

[chickendrumsticks]

Have a look here...

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/columbus-•-tubing-decals-history-•.486965/unread
...you'll find this:

CROMOR: Built of cold-drawn, chrome-moly butted tubing, this set is for the more demanding riders who favour versatile, high-performance light frames, but can also be used for larger frames. Cr Mo Steel - Weight: 2190 g (Note: Columbus Matrix was the first name for Colombus Cromor; Matrix became Cromo when Trek asserted their right to the Matrix name.)

 

[DSH]

I was thinking about f.moser or eddy merckx (the second won't be ITA support) but i can't find any model that would match this colourway

Merckx were ITA standard, a legacy of Eddy learning from De Rosa.

Having said that I would agree with @Battersby , it looks very Moser to me.

Whatever it is, if it is the right size and the price is right (and if “unidentified” it should be cheap), it will build up into a very nice bike.